My first console! Phoenix, Pitfall, PacMan - The three big P's of our time :-) || You know nothing, Jon Snow. || The most important thing in Scrum? ... The "r"! || My Android Label (mbar Software) || My Android Apps in Play Store

I don't see RDR as a classical MMO - it has an online mode, yes, but that's true for almost all games these days. And, according to the counting-strategy of many people: one-two-many, "three" equals "many" :-) || You know nothing, Jon Snow. || The most important thing in Scrum? ... The "r"! || My Android Label (mbar Software) || My Android Apps in Play Store

if google'd all three of them... never heard of any of these and from the screenshots i saw this is almost exactly the opposite of what i want windows to be. No, thanks. But thank you for naming them - as I said - never heard of these and I am always interested in seeing something new. But those... nope. Not for me. If I want something like MacOS i would USE MacOS. Apple-free-zone here. Fruits and electricity are no good partners. Only exceptions are potatoes and lemons.:cool: || You know nothing, Jon Snow. || The most important thing in Scrum? ... The "r"! || My Android Label (mbar Software) || My Android Apps in Play Store

: lol: Do you really care about your rep points here and keep accounts of them? :confused: :doh: It does not solve my Problem, but it answers my question Chemists have exactly one rule: there are only exceptions

Since you have eight symbols, you could create a pronouncable, readable form of Brain:elephant:[^] through simple substitution. Software Zen: delete this;

I look at FXCop maybe once a year, I don't really care for it, but it does once in a while give me a good tidbit that I'll start using, but most of it is just nit picky

My tripod has flexible legs and can be attached almost... everywhere, like a spider. I thought about exactly that... Fix the camera with the tripod so it points 90° down and I just move the album below the camera, centering image after image. That's what I will try in the first step. As app I will use Google PhotoScan and the normal camera app for the first 10-20 photos. Then I will compare the results (I can't judge anything before I tried both in the current light here in my living room) - then I will decide. Thanks for all comments so far! || You know nothing, Jon Snow. || My Android Label (mbar Software) || My Android Apps in Play Store

I agree! Young programmers today have it REALLY EASY... when I was in my 20's, it was the late 80's and everything you wrote was original. There was no internet, no github, no codebase we were taught and got in the habbit of writing reusable functions so you could use them in other programs. When you bought the Microsoft C compiler, it came with a library of manuals. We used to hire engineers based on how many they memorized, because the more they had memorized, the less time they would spend function searching. Today, all the reusable functions are online, the manuals are online, programmers today just patch together the methods we wrote in my generation, put together a UI, debug and they have a program. The only "real" programming comes in those rare cases where the code is not available online. The outcome, more programs are published...but are they comprised of lines of code written? I would estimate the real number is less than 10% for most applications!

If you clicked on a link in an email then it may have triggered a "Hey - we see you again" update so you're all good. In the initial message there should have been a link to click. That would send an email, then clicking the link in the email would mark you present again. We're being a bit cautious. Probably too cautious. cheers Chris Maunder

Some twenty years ago (possibly more) a company here in the UK renamed/rebranded itself to G.P.T. That was fine, except it had branches in France. The French receptionists had to answer the phone with "Bonjour, GPT". Try this[^] and listen to the French version...

Having don this a few ways: 2.1 2.01 2.00.1 Major.Minor[.BugFix] was the meaning. And we shifted to a mandatory 2 digits for Minor (2.01, 2.02, Counting up). Where the Least increment was for normal weekly/daily releases. 2.50 would be a pretty sizable JUMP, and we try NOT to get to 3.00 naturally (99 updates). But we will GAP the numbers to imply certain milestones. The BugFix concept was added so our AutoUpdater could IGNORE them. We could identify them and let users choose to update to them with a strict warning. The average user would never get the message, and never get that version. (Beta Channel users would!) The instant you add a second decimal... You realize you are not dealing with a number, but a string!

You should answer him or @-Summon him M.D.V. ;) If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about? Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.

Mike Barthold wrote: But anyway, it seems we are totally different kind of users, as you say you don't want to link to a google account... I **live** in the cloud From my perspective, the risk is that Google ties together way too much information already without linking it also with *important* stuff. What's at risk when my CP account is compromised? Not much. What's the risk when the same happens to my Google account? That's another story altogether. Mike Barthold wrote: But every time when I see friends having trouble with another defect hard drive and tears about lost holiday photos and all that stuff... manman... it could be so simple Meh. It's called backups, and solid methods have existed long before the cloud. I have terabytes of data, and a slow WAN connection. "Everything in the cloud" is just impractical for me.

I think it is because there are hundred thousands Android Apps done with Unity (or, to be more precise: "platform-independant-apps" that also run on android) and with a market share of 80+% of android when it comes to mobiles, it is way more likely that you will have a device at hand, that is more closely tightened to the google cloud than to the ms cloud. I have rarely seen azure apps outside of the business world but I saw tons of apps running on the google cloud, private and business as well. Also I do not see a break up here, as google currently shows in it's code check-ins to ChromeOS that, right after the linux apps, chromeOS MIGHT BE able to run windows apps in a VM in the future. I think, there's currently some really hot stuff going on behind the scenes and I can't wait to see that all come to life! || You know nothing, Jon Snow. || My Android Label (mbar Software) on G+ || My Android Apps in Play Store

:laugh: I know what you mean! That's why I knocked up a tip: Using the Article Editor (without losing your hair in handfuls)[^] to make it a little easier. But ... you can always write it as a Word document and submit that - the admins will reformat it to a article for you? It generally takes me about ten times as long to write the words as it does the code that goes with them. :sigh: Sent from my Amstrad PC 1640 Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay... AntiTwitter: @DalekDave is now a follower!

..and you also get 90% off christmas trees. Do not escape reality : improve reality !

The cake is a lie.

This Monday is gonna suck.

This has been added. cheers Chris Maunder

In this case it would be better to summon me or write an email to submit@codeproject.com Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject